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We are thrilled to announce the general availability of Lumigo Live-Tail for tailing all your Lambda functions invocations in real-time. Live-Tail adds a much-required serverless debugging functionality and is now part of Lumigo's observability platform.

Live-Tail mimics a rolling log of your entire system, but instead of logs, it captures all your lambda invocations in real-time and easily views your logs, event, execution tags, and more details.

For more information read the documentation here.

Connect your code repository to Lumigo and find the commit that cause the issue with one-click.

For more information read the documentation here.

Quickly understand if changes in configuration or code cause an unexpected outcome, such as an increase in the number of invocation failures or degraded performances.

For more information read the documentation here.

You can now choose different Slack channels for each alert! Integrate to Slack and be notified on your preferred channels as soon as issues arise. Learn how

Already connected to Slack? Just re-integrate and add channels to your alert policies. Learn how.

Programmatically assign functions to alerts policies with AWS tags instead of assigning them via the UI. Use tags to apply alerts to all functions with selected tags, including future ones.

For more information read the documentation here.

We’ve updated the filters on the Functions page so that you can quickly and easily find the functions you’re looking for.

For more information read the documentation here.

See the line of code where the exception was thrown on the STACK TRACE section. This important information can help you figure out where things went wrong or how various subroutines work together during execution.

When will I see the stack trace? At the moment the stack trace is available for traced Python functions.